Shippers’ Council boss lauds competition in ports services
EXECUTIVE Secretary/Chief Executive, Nigerian Shippers’Council, NSC, Hassan Bello, has indicated that competition in the nation’s ports infrastructure is the policy direction towards private sector-led efficiency in Nigeria’s maritime industry.
Rivers govt rolls out informal sector tax rates, modalities
– RIVERS State Government will starting August 1st, roll out rates and modalities for remittance of emergent informal sector taxes aimed at artisans, trade and professionals across the state.
Cabotage/Oil rig judgment: How NASS was lobbied to remove rigs from original bill
AS the concerns over the recent Court of Appeal judgement on the status of oil drilling rigs as the vessel continues, indications have emerged that oil rigs were in the original copy of the Cabotage bill sent to the National Assembly for consideration but was removed during the review.
Boko Haram, criminals, Islam in Maghreb, West African terrorists bonding together – Presidency
THE Presidency Tuesday night insisted that Boko Haram terrorism has been degraded and defeated.
Atiku commends Olufunto Badenoch’s appointment as minister in UK
Former Vice President of Nigeria, and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential aspirant Mr Atiku Abubakar has commended and congratulated Boris Johnson, Britain’s Prime Minister and Mrs Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch a UK-born Nigerian who was recently appointed as Children and Families Minister. Atiku said said: ‘I commend and celebrate British Prime Minister, Mr. Boris Johnson, […]
MTN, GLO move to resolve N10bn interconnect dispute
There are strong indications that the over 46 million subscribers on the Globacom network who have been restricted from connecting calls to MTN numbers, over alleged N10 billion debt, may get a respite as the two companies Tuesday exclusively told Vanguard that talks were ongoing to resolve the issue.
